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AGONZA's design depicts three seniors, each of a distinct culture. They appear in front of a cluster, or roost, of butterflies. The roost represents unity, integration, and evolution. AGONZA hopes the mural inspires Feinstein members and neighbors to…

The image of the older woman represents all of our ancestors and the immigrants who first came to Rhode Island. The present is represented by the park and the sense of community here at Hartford Park right now. The future image represents what we…

Montanari and Snyder developed a proposal to showcase their research into place with new works that acted as a visual exploration of Providence’s colonial history, examined from both the Indigenous and colonial viewpoints. New artworks combined Ms.…

Mosaic mural depicting natural elements as well as flags of nations from which Caroll Tower participating artists hail.

Providence Seed Library is a cataloged searchable public seed library offering free open-pollinated, heirloom, culturally relevant, and indigenous seeds.

Local artists and community members have worked together over the past year to co-design and install the new original mural. The street mural, which features design work by Abenda Sohn, Ayeel Schofield, Sarah Samway, k. funmilayo aileru, Rodney Davis…

The Historical Fantasy of Esek Hopkins is an activist dance opera, that reimagines the narrative of Esek Hopkins; the future of our community; the future of public space; the future we will leave behind to our children's children. As we cleanse,…

An immersive performance, film and community dinner featuring multi-media performances and a stop-motion animation film created in partnership with residents and commemorating their past, present, and future journeys.

Madeline Rogers-Selim served as the director of the recreation program at the Camden Avenue School on Danforth Street from the late 1960s to the mid-1980s. After becoming ill with breast cancer, she was forced to give up the job she loved. She died…